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THE MARGIN OF PRoFITs.-From the
fullest investigation which / have been
able to make, says Edward Atkinson,
have become more and more convinced
that 10 per cent. is the maximum margin
of profit on all production in this country,
and that even a less proportion of the pro-
duct Of a normal year is all that can be set
aside for the maintenance or increase Of
capital conversely, that more than ninety
per cent of each years product is con-
sumed by those who are engaged in its
production, as working people in the sense
in which that term is commonly used. OF
the ten per cent. or less which is or may be
saved and added to capital. very large
share viii become the property OF those
who are themselves working people in the
strictest sense-another large share will be
saved by persons of moderate means,
while the share of the rich will be but the
lesser part of the whole sum Of profits.
This view is sustained By the very small
margin of profit which now sufices to
draw capital into any and all the principal
arts which can be analyzed.
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cstTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC:
- ramento, IS. In the Superior Court, in and
for said county. The people OF the state OF
California to SAMUEL BRANNAN, Jos6pdM PddI =
WILIIAM STOUT, AMANDA HARRIS, FRANK
r. LARKIN. G. Il. HOWARD, MARY DoRNAN,
AGNES HOWARD and VIM. II. HOWARD
greeting: You are hereby notified that
an action was commenced in the Superior
Court OF the county of sacramento, State afore-
said bv filing complaint in the Clerks office OF
said Court OF me 7sth day IT 9I e 1snti& ana sSd
Won are defendants That the general nature OF
the action as appears nom SAID complaint, Is as
follows: To obtain Judgment and decree OF
this Court requiring you, the said defendants, 20
set forth ycur title If any you have. in and 10
the described real property 10 wit: LOIS nos. .,
6 and s. in the block bounded by y and \,
Sixth and seventh streets, and Lots 1, = 3, l. ..
6. 7 and S. in the block bounded by Y and y and
Seventh aud Eighth streets, and Lots D, 8, Z and
S, in the block bounded by X and \ and Eighth
and Ninth streets, OF the city OF sacramento;
county Of Sacramento. State OF California. and
that by said decree it be adjudgcd and decreed
that the defendants have no title to said real
property; that all persons claiming under them
and each Of them be forever debarred from es
serting any title TO said property, and that
plaintiff title thereto is valid All of which Is
more fully set forth in the complaint on ne
herein. reference 20 which Is hereby maue.
And YOU are hereby directed to appear and an-
swer said complaint within ten days from the
service OF this writ exclusive Of the day OF serY-
ice If served on you in said county of Sacra-
mento, and within thirty days exclusive OF the
day Of service, if served elsewhere; and you
are further notified that unless you so appear
aud answer within the time above specified, the
plaintiff viii apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in the complaint on file herein.
In testimony whereof, l. Vim B. Hamilton,
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, dc hereEnto set
nv hand and affix the seal CT said Court, this
18th siay OF March A. D. 1857.
fsrAI,l W. B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
Br los J. tir7TH, Deputy Clerk.
Msrr. :. JOINS n. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Run HIM DOWN.
Somebody Trafficking in Fraudulent
Chinese Certificates.

WASHINGTON, April 14th-A report was
recently received at the Treasury Depart
ment from Special Agent Beecher, at San
Francisco, in regard to the landing at that
port of three Cinnamon on return certif-
Gates purporting to be issued by A. NJ.
Bash, Collector of Customs at Port Town
send, tut which certificates were subse-
quently discovered to be fraudulent, the
Collectors signature having been forged.
The blank forms used were genuine, and
supposed to be part of lot stolen from the
Custom-house in 1885. 1t is said that the
forgery was committed bya person who
knew that here was a break of about 100
numbers in the series recorded at Port
Townsend, and that be purposely made
use of the intervening numbers. In view
of the fact that the Collectors at San Fran
cisco, Portland and Astoria have been ad-
vised not to accept as genuine returned GER
tifcates bearing any of the numbers COM
prised within the break in the series, the
Department does not feel called on to take
any action in the case beyond advising the
prosecution of the offenders, should they
be discovered
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CALIFORNIA WINES.
The East Awakening to the Value of Our
Grape Products.

SAN Francisco, April 14th.-[Special i
Clarence A. Wetmore, Secretary of the
California Grape Growers Association, to-
day received two letters showing the inter-
est manifested in the East in the products
of the California grape industry. One was
from the Hamilton Distillery Company, of
Hamilton, o., and stated that there was
quite demand in the East for California
wines and brandies. The company which
has a house at Philadelphia and one
at Cincinnati, is desirous of add
ing California wines and brandies
to its stock, aud asked for the names of
first-class California wine companies, in
order to open an agency in the East. The
other letter was from DR.. R. II. Kline. of
Philadelphia, who WAS desirous of testing
California must for medicinal purpose s.
and wrote for samples and a'so known
data concerning the quality of different
grapes, as regards sweetness, astringency
and alcoholic strength.
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CHEATED THE GALLOwS.
Michael Keefe, Convicted Wife, Muir
derer, Takes His Own Life.

SUIsuN, April 14th.-Michael Keefe, the
murderer, who was to be hanged to-
morrow, attempted suicide about 8 A. NJ.
to-day, and died this afternoon about 3
P. NJ. in his cell at the county Jail. He got
into bed and covered himself up with the
clothes, and cut both jugular veins. He did
the cutting with a common knife,
which is supposed to have been gwen him
by some friend. He secreted it under his
mattress until this morning. The DEATH
watch called to him this morning. but re-
ceiving only a faint answer, entered his
cell, and found him covered up and trying
to hide the wounds from the officer. The
doctor was promptly called, but gave little
hope of his recovery. He fought very hard
when the doctor was dressing his wounds,
and it took four men to hold him down.
His remains will be forwarded to Vallejo
tomorrow morning, and taken in charge
by his relatives.
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FRAUD PROTECTED.
Grand Jurors Who Refuse to Indict
Their Political Friends.

Grand Jurors Who Refuse to Indtct
Their Political Friends.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 14th.-Something OF
a sensation was developed to-day in con-
nection with the frauds alleged to have
been committed at the last election. Under
the ruling by Judge Gresham the prosecu-
ton were forced to transfer the cases to the
State Courts, and the Grand Jury has been
taking evidence in the matter. The jury,
as drawn to serve six months, consists OF
six members, and is equally divided politi-
cally. To-day the Republican members
sent letter to the Judge, in which they
stated that there was ample evidence to
warrant the finding of indictments in the
election fraud cases, but that such result
was prevented by the refusal of the other
members of the jury to take action. In con-
Guiding, the three members asked to be
excused from further service on the Jury.
Judge Irwin, on receipt of the letter, ex-
pressed considerable Indignation, and said
that the facts stated developed something
entirely new in criminal jurisprudence.
He further said that the letter would be
filed for consideration at the beginning of
the next term of the Court, but took no
other action.
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"DIABoL1CAL AND INFAMOUS"
An American Protest Against the Irish
Coercion Bill


WASHINGTON, April 14th.- A meeting
was held here this evening in Masonic
Temple, to give expression on the part Of
American residents and soiourners at the
National Capital, 10 the protest against the
passage of the Irish coercion bill by the
British Parliament Congressman Springer
of Illinois, presided. Speeches were made
and resolutions adopted. The closing para
graph of the latter reads as follows:
." Res0lged That the enactment of such
diabolical laws would not alone be an out
rage on the Irish people, but crime against
the spirit of liberty everywhere, and that
the trainers and advocates of the coercion
bill should go down to posterity condemned
by humanity and branded with infamy"
The resolutions were adopted with cheers
and music. The announcement was made
that they would be cabled to Gladstone
and Parnell. A large number of letters OF
regret were read by the Secretary, among
the writers being John Sherman, Conkline
and S. S. Cox.
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The UeizeI Matter,

WASHINGTON, April 14th. The confirm
alton ofthe report that Selden Hetzel, Reg
defaulter, has been received here in pri-
vate telegram. If this report be true it
will necessitate the immediate appointment
OF his successor. This office was once a
good one, having been filed by Judge Nc
Farland, of the California Supreme Court.
Hetzel was appointed by the President at
the personal request of Secretary Lamar,
who knew his family in this city. Hetzel
boasted that he was one of the organizers
of the Stockton Convention, the platform
of which read Justice Field out of the
nartv
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world. They say he was well educated
and of excellent family. He became in
fatuated with female member of an opera
troupe playing in California, and having
a good voice joined the troupe. After the
company had disbanded and the object Of
his infatuation had disappeared he shipped
as sailor on a fishing vessel and was
wrecked. After this he turned up in this
citv
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npRIMRosEn HOPPING.
A Young Man Sacrifices Useful Life and
Starves to Death.

NEW YORK, April 14th.-The Maa and
Express says: Those who know Primrose
Hopping, son of the wealthy William Hop
ping. of California, made an investigation
Today of the case of the man who died at
the lodging house at 50 Bowery yesterday
morning from starvation and exhaustion.
and are convinced that the dead man is
young Hopping. 1t was stated that lately
all attempts to help the young man proved
futile. and he showed no desire to help
himself. lie had distant connections
through marriage in the city, and the last
they saw Of him sas Just previous to the
holidays, when he appeared in a very des-
titute condition and was given an oppor-
tunity by them 10 make new star. in the
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MORE LIVES LOST.

Several Men Killed by a Rocksllde ii
Colorado
DENVER, April 14th.-A Buena Vista
special to the Republican says; A rockslid,
occurred in a deep cut on the work o.
Kyner, Higbee e. Bernard on the Midland
grade, near this place, in which Mr.. Ber.
nard was badly injured and several men
killed. The full extent of the disaster
cannot be learned at this time. Doctors
have gone out to the place. 1t is safe tc
say that eight or ten men have lost theil
lives, and several others are more or less in
iI1red
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

One of Uncle Sans Soldiers Commits
Suicide.
WALLA WALLA, April 14th.-On Wednes-
day night two ladies, walking past an un-
occupied building midway between Fort
Walla Walla and the town, observed a
man stretched out They sent word to the
doctor at the fort, and the discovery proved
to be the body OF Sergeant w. L. Goff, Of
Troop l, Second Cavalry. He had shot
himself through the heart with a five
shooter, and had been dead twenty-four
hours. His relatives live in Cincinnati.
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A committee on lighting the Paris ex-
hibition f1sS9 has reported favorably on a
plan for the use of every known means ot
illumination. The total amount Of light
TO be furnished is estimated at S5Q,VO9
siandard candles, said to be upwards OF
i've times the intensity produced hy tna
whole Of the gas lamps Of Paris,
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SAN FRANoIsco, April 14th-[Special i
The weather indications for the twenty
four hours commencing at A. NJ, on
April 18th for California, are: Generally
fair weather in the northern portion, and
rain, followed by fair weather, in the south
ern portion.
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GoIdenson, the Murderer, Sentenced to
the Gallows.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14th.-To-day the
motion for new trial On behalf of Alex
ander Goldenson, the murderer of Mamie
Kelly, was made before Judge Murphy and
denied The Judge said he was unable to
see that by any action or ruling of the
Court the defendant had been deprived of
any legal right, or that injustice had been
done him. He then sentenced the prisoner
to be hanged on June 10th. Goldenson
showed no especial interest in the proceed
ingS.
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LoNoN, April 14th.-In the election yes
terday for members of the Liberal Associ-
ton in the Birmingham Division, repre-
sented in Parliament by John Bright, all
the Gladsionian candidates were returned
by large majorities over the Unionists.
No Deficiency BIZ.
LISBON, April I4th.-In the Portuguese
Chamber Of Deputies to-day Senior de Car
vallio, Minister of Finance, introduced the
budget for 1SS7SS. 1t places the King
doms receipts at 209000,000 francs the
ordinary expenditures at 209 100000 francs,
and the extraordinary expenditures at r.
100000 francs. As the customs receipts for
the first three quarters of the present fiscal
year have increased 100000 francs, the
budget states that it will not be neces-
sary to have recourse to credit.
Irish Manufacturing Company.
DUBLIN, April 14ih.-Parnell, Michael
Davitt and q number OF other prominent
Irishmen are actively engaged in the work
of promoting the organization OF the IRISH
Wooden Manufacturers and Exporting
Company. with capital of half million
dollars. Davitt, while in the United States
recently, received many assurances of as
sistaDce from American importers of wool
ems.
War Material for Bulgaria.
VIENNA, April l4th.-A Commission OF
Bulgarian officers, en- route from Krupp's
ordnance works to Sofia with large guam
tity of war material, has arrived here.
Austria has permitted the passage OF the
material through the Empire.
The Pope and the knights.
LONDON, April 14th.-A statement from
Rome that the Congregation of the Holy
Office had decided in favor of the recogni-
ton of the knights of Labor, in accord
ance with Cardinal Gibbons report was
contained in a special telegram to the Lon
don Daily Chronicle.
Coming 10 America.
BERLIN, April 14th.-The emigration
from Hamburg to the United States in
March numbered 1853 men and ,904 wo-
men, The total emigration since the new
year reaches 1920 men and 3,572 women.
Epgland's Demands on Hayti.
PARIS, April 14th.-Le Temps says Eng
land has assured France that she has no
intention of making any attack on Hayti.
The French Admiral who was ordered to
proceed to Hayti with his force, in order to
protect Europeans, has been ordered to
leave Haytian waters.
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OREGON.

You'll s. GiIroy's Planning Mills at Ashland
Burned.
ASHLAND, April 14th.-Youll & Gilroy's
planning mill in this place was burned last
night. Loss, $4,000 insured for 81 500 in
the Hartford and Commercial of California.
The mill will be rebuilt at once.
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PACIFIC COAST.
MURDERER GOLDENSON TO HANG
ON JUNE 2OTH.
Wool Dealers and the Interstate Law
Rain and Frost Down South
A Murderer's Suicide-Etc.
HE MUST HANG.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrconD-usrOs-l
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CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SAC
y ramento. In the Superior Court. In the
matter of the estate of SAMUEL CROSS, de-
ceased FANNIE X CROSS. the administrative
of the estate Of SAMUEL CROSS. deceased,
having filed n this Court her petition praying
for an order of sale of real estate and II appear
ing fherefrom that it is necessary 10 sell the
whole or some portion of the real estate 10 pay
the debts Of said deceased and expenses OF ad.
ministratiOn. It is, therefore, ordered that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before this Court on FRIDAY. the 2ed
day of APRIL, 1887, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
NJ, II the Court -room of said Court, in the city
of Sacramento, to show cause why an order OF
sale should not be granted to said administra-
trix to sell so much OF the real estate of said de-
ceased as may be necessary. And that a copy
of this order be published in the SACRAMENTO
DAII,Y REcoRp-USIoS once a week for four sue
ceSsve weeks prior TO said 22d day OF April, 1851.
Dated March u. 1887.
w c. VAN FLEET. Superior Judge.
TAYLOR & HoLI4, Attorneys for Adnlnistrairlx.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

UTILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Trustees of the city of Sacramento until
MONDAY, APRIL s, 1857, for sprinkling the
improved streets and alleys tor six months
commencing May l, 1887. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. BY order Of
the Board of Trustees.
Sacramento, April II, 1887.
anI4-td John RYAN, Street Commissioner.
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Nnichts nf Pvihlns.

Santa Rosa, April 14th.-The Grand
Lodge convened at $3.50 to-day. All the
officers were present and quorum of the
Lodge Representatives. The minutes ol
yesterday were approved.
A resolution, to appoint a District Deputy
for each Lodge, was disapproved.
The committee TO re-district the State is
as follows NJ A. Samuels of Lodge No.
103, John Huber of No. 1, W. II. II.
Russell of No. 129, Joseph Tracy of No. 81
and S. g. Little of No. 81.
In the appeal of Simon vs.. Yosemite
Lodge, No. 30, the Lodge decision was sus-
tanned and permission granted to appeal to
the Supreme Lodge
The proposal to abolish alternate repre-
sentatives was lost.
The proposition to give the Past Grand
Chancellors and members of the standing
committees voice and vote was lost.
A proposition TO confer the Grand Lodge
rank of Past Chancellor on NJ. of F., NJ OF
E., and X. of R. and s., who serve five con-
secutiye years as such, was lost.
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LINooLN's REMAINS.
How They Have Been Guarded-Their
Present Resting Place.

Presenb hesIinS-FIace'
SPRINGFIELD (Ill.), April 14th.-The an
nual Lincoln memorial exercises will be
held in the Capitol tomorrow. The deep
est interest is being manifested in the ap-
preaching exercises in honor of the mar
tyred President, on account of revelations
which are expected to be made relative to
the disposition of the body of President
Lincoln, after the attempt was made in
1876 to steal the body from the sarcophagus
under the Lincoln monument, in which it
was placed. The facts, as near as could be
ascertained by your correspondent, and
which will be brought to light tomorrow
in an address TO be made by Clinton l..
Conkling, one of the Lincoln Guard of
Honor, are as follows:
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
IRISH INDIGNATION AT CHAM.
BERLAIN'S CHARGES.
Proposed Mandatory for Ireland
Bulgaria Laying in Guns-The
Pope and the knights.
RED HOT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHn nroopD-r.uOs.l ]
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Lumber vessel wrecked.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, April 14th. The
schooner Joshua Grindle was sighted yes
terday afternoon about four miles off Port
Hartford. Most of her cargo of lumber was
washed from the deck. During last night
some Portuguese fishermen at Whaler's
Point boarded her, and this morning were
reinforced by crew of six more. They
were unable, however, to manage the YES
sci, and drifted with her to the Pismo, two
miles south off Port Hartford. The schooner
Reporter. lying in San Luis obispo bay.
attempted rescue. but was forced to re-
turn on account of the heavy sea running
outside At o'clock this afternoon the
Grindle went ashore at the Pismo, and is
supposed to be going to pieces. The lum
Der is scattered along the beach from Port
Hartford down, and is being gathered by
parties The schooner is too close to shore
for vessels to reach her.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
A COLORADO LANDSLIDE KILLS
SEVERAL MEN.
American Feeling Against Irish Co
oercion-Blaine Nearly Well
Liquor Consumption.
ssoo,coo,ooo A YEAR.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE EEcoRD-UMoN.l
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1nIc 1Ols, 1920, FIFTH STREET, sACRA-
lUlb, mento, NEUBoURG q LAGES Pro
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals Would call special attention to our
Kiln-dried Cornmeal Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops, Corks, Produce, Grain, Feed, and
general assortment of Brewers Supplies.
Re- Exchange sold on all Principal Cities in
Europe. II
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Fine Outlook in Colusa.

BUTTE CRY, April 14th.-From personal
observations Of late throughout our sec
ton, your correspondent has been fully
convinced that the prospects for bountiful
crops has not been equaled in the past ten
wears, and farmers who have heretofore
been conservative in their estimate of the
crops, say that the situation at this time is
most promising, and they, in consequence,
are making many arrangements for har-
vesting that have not been noticeable in
many past years. The threatened invasion
of the cricket pest has now disappeared,
and in fact they only did abound in the
adobe lands, and, since the rains, have dis
anneared
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CHANGED DAILY FOB {. H. GHMAN-APRII 15 1887.
Special Lines Of SHOES Of Unequal Value!

SHOES
than
nnli Sar nsna
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Gladstnnian Victory.

LoNoN, April 14th.--In the election yes
terday for members of the Liberal Associ-
ton in the Birmingham Division, repre-
sented in Parliament by John Bright, all
the Gladsionian candidates were returned
by large majorities over the Unionists.
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S. GERSON & CO..

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
(T Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, Nuts, etc. Orders for Produce Will
receive prompt attention.
Consignments solicited.
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Notes from Napa.

NAPA, April 14th.-The Coroner's jury in
the case of Bridget Landrigan, who was
run over by the cars, exonerated the rail
ways employees from blame.
| In the case of Elijah Walters, killed
! during the fight with F. Wagner, death was
caused by dislocation of the spinal column,
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

LIBERAL AND PROMPT ADJUSTMENTS.
1907 Fourth Street. ..T1p-tn.... Sacramento